TEST BANK - Community and Public Health Nursing:
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Evidence for Practice, 3rd Edition (DeMarco),
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Chapters 1 - 25 | All Chapters
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,TABLE OF CONTENTS
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,Chapter 1: Public Health Nursing
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1. A snurse sis sstriving sto spractice spatient-centered scare sat sa shospital. sWhich saction
sbestsexemplifies sproviding spatient-centered scare?
A) Having sa sclient scomplete sa sself-reported sfunctional sstatus sindicator sand
sthensreviewing sit swith sthe sclient
B) Explaining sto sa sclient sthe sbenefits sof scomputer-assisted srobotic
ssurgicalstechniques, swhich sthe shospital srecently simplemented
C) Recording sa sclient's ssigns sand ssymptoms sin san selectronic shealth srecord
D) Performing scontinuous sglucose smonitoring sof sa sclient swhile sthe sclient sis sin
stheshospital
ANSWER: s A
Feedback:
Patient-centered scare sconsiders scultural straditions, spersonal spreferences, svalues,
sfamilies, sand slifestyles. sClients sbecome sactive sparticipants sin stheir sown scare, sand
smonitoring shealth sbecomes sthe sclient's sresponsibility. sTo shelp sclients sand stheir
shealthcare sproviders smake sbetter sdecisions, sthe sAgency sfor sHealthcare sResearch sand
sQuality s(AHRQ) shas sdeveloped sa sseries sof stools sthat sempower sclients sand sassist
sproviders sin sachieving sdesired soutcomes, sincluding sclient-reported sfunctional sstatus
sindicators. sComputer-assisted srobotic ssurgical stechniques, selectronic shealth srecords,
sandscontinuous sglucose smonitoring sin sthe shospital sare sall stechnological sadvances sin
shealthcare, sbut sthey sdo snot shelp sthe sclient sbecome sa smore sactive sparticipant sin shis sor
sherscare, sand sthus sare snot sgood sexamples sof spatient-centered scare.
Origin: s Chapter s1- sPublic sHealth sNursing, s2
2. A snurse sis scaring sfor san solder sclient swho sis sstruggling sto smanage sher stype s2
sdiabetes smellitus. sThe snurse sshould srecognize swhich ssocial sdeterminants sof sthis
sclient's shealth?s(Select sall sthat sapply.)
A) Household sincome sof s$23,000 sper syear
B) Reading slevel sof sa sthird sgrader
C) Medication sineffective sdue sto serror sin sprescription
, D) Originally sfrom sSudan
E) No sfamily sin sthe
areasANSWER: s A, sB, sD,
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E sFeedback:
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The ssocial sconditions sin swhich speople slive, stheir sincome, ssocial sstatus, seducation,
literacy, shome sand swork senvironment, ssupport snetworks, sgender, sculture, sand
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availability sof shealth sservices sare sthe ssocial sdeterminants sof shealth. sThese sconditions
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have san simpact son sthe sextent sto swhich sa sperson sor scommunity spossesses sthe
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physical, ssocial, sand spersonal sresources snecessary sto sattain sand smaintain shealth. sA
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medical serrorson sthe spart sof sthe sclient's sprimary scare sprovider sor snurse swould snot
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constitute sa ssocial sdeterminant sof sthe sclient's shealth.
s
s s s s s s s
Evidence for Practice, 3rd Edition (DeMarco),
s s s s s s s
Chapters 1 - 25 | All Chapters
s s s s s s
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
s s
,Chapter 1: Public Health Nursing
s s s s
1. A snurse sis sstriving sto spractice spatient-centered scare sat sa shospital. sWhich saction
sbestsexemplifies sproviding spatient-centered scare?
A) Having sa sclient scomplete sa sself-reported sfunctional sstatus sindicator sand
sthensreviewing sit swith sthe sclient
B) Explaining sto sa sclient sthe sbenefits sof scomputer-assisted srobotic
ssurgicalstechniques, swhich sthe shospital srecently simplemented
C) Recording sa sclient's ssigns sand ssymptoms sin san selectronic shealth srecord
D) Performing scontinuous sglucose smonitoring sof sa sclient swhile sthe sclient sis sin
stheshospital
ANSWER: s A
Feedback:
Patient-centered scare sconsiders scultural straditions, spersonal spreferences, svalues,
sfamilies, sand slifestyles. sClients sbecome sactive sparticipants sin stheir sown scare, sand
smonitoring shealth sbecomes sthe sclient's sresponsibility. sTo shelp sclients sand stheir
shealthcare sproviders smake sbetter sdecisions, sthe sAgency sfor sHealthcare sResearch sand
sQuality s(AHRQ) shas sdeveloped sa sseries sof stools sthat sempower sclients sand sassist
sproviders sin sachieving sdesired soutcomes, sincluding sclient-reported sfunctional sstatus
sindicators. sComputer-assisted srobotic ssurgical stechniques, selectronic shealth srecords,
sandscontinuous sglucose smonitoring sin sthe shospital sare sall stechnological sadvances sin
shealthcare, sbut sthey sdo snot shelp sthe sclient sbecome sa smore sactive sparticipant sin shis sor
sherscare, sand sthus sare snot sgood sexamples sof spatient-centered scare.
Origin: s Chapter s1- sPublic sHealth sNursing, s2
2. A snurse sis scaring sfor san solder sclient swho sis sstruggling sto smanage sher stype s2
sdiabetes smellitus. sThe snurse sshould srecognize swhich ssocial sdeterminants sof sthis
sclient's shealth?s(Select sall sthat sapply.)
A) Household sincome sof s$23,000 sper syear
B) Reading slevel sof sa sthird sgrader
C) Medication sineffective sdue sto serror sin sprescription
, D) Originally sfrom sSudan
E) No sfamily sin sthe
areasANSWER: s A, sB, sD,
s
E sFeedback:
s
The ssocial sconditions sin swhich speople slive, stheir sincome, ssocial sstatus, seducation,
literacy, shome sand swork senvironment, ssupport snetworks, sgender, sculture, sand
s
availability sof shealth sservices sare sthe ssocial sdeterminants sof shealth. sThese sconditions
s
have san simpact son sthe sextent sto swhich sa sperson sor scommunity spossesses sthe
s
physical, ssocial, sand spersonal sresources snecessary sto sattain sand smaintain shealth. sA
s
medical serrorson sthe spart sof sthe sclient's sprimary scare sprovider sor snurse swould snot
s
constitute sa ssocial sdeterminant sof sthe sclient's shealth.
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